Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-01-14
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.


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ever recorded ON In, Virginia c,,,t hammer.
ed at o'clock saturday mnrnjnr "A miles
soutb of Cam. Henry. Prnbahly3l lives were
lost ononlI them i've lif.-,oyiu,, men who
nerisbed in the disrhargr of thrir dutl
M ,norninr lAas bitterly cold and a IIin1
inc snow storm prevailed. The natrol, of
the ife-snving stations at Dam Neck and
Little Island discovered the German shin
Elizabeth stranded. and after several an
successful ATTEMPTS To- throw line from "A
mortar over the Shin. six of the most expert
boatmen Of the Little Island station manned
boat and put Oft for the wreck. The shin
was reached and part Of the ships crew
taken in the life boat and the remainder il a
ships boat. The boats were headed for the
shore and were making good Roadway when
they capslzed and the occupants were pitch
ed into the boiling sen and al but two per
ished, Every soul 81 the sinus crew Of p
was lost, and four Of til" l,ie-Sivins crew
heroically gave their own lives IN an at
tempt to save the lives oi others
Thomas \. Edison, the electrical invent
or, is dangerously ll with pleurisy.
Eleven bodies have So far been recovered
from the Baltimore aud ohio railroad wreck
near Titim, o., and it is probable that two
more persons persisted.
There is no eonht that the body of thr
unknown man taken from the wreck of the
Boston and Albany railroad near West
Springfield, Mass, last week, was that ct
John Jenkins, a Young stone cutter ot Con
cord, n, H. NJ. Jenkins went TO Anlster-
dam, n Y, to sat up a monument, and left
Utica for home the night before the wreck.
since which time nothing has been heard
from him, His wife identifies fragment, OF
the clothlhS as portions OF that worn 10y
her husband
deadly epidemic of combined measles
and diphthel1a RACES m New YORK. II
caused 5s1 deaths in December, mainly
among children
A large body of Chinese pirates attacked
the French garrison at HakoS' China, Nov,
"a, and after siege OF three days KILLED =,
of the 80 men in the fort. At the end OF
that time the soldiers under the command o.
Lieut., McMahon, nephew OF Marshall
McMahon, made desperat" sor'le upon tht
enemy ana all Pershe''
Three shlpwrecked sailors nave 1fllteI
ashore at san Pedro, Cal ON ralt' ana
state That they are lhe ohly survivors a., 1l